Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-09-22

Bath Co.. of Port Huron, for bath tickets
received last week.
w. +. O'NeilT and q. l.. Chapman
of Emmett, made us very pleasant call
while in the village Thursday last.
Isaac Mclaughlin returned on Mon
day from attending the Toronto eXhi-
bition and reports grand display.
Cyrus Robinson has been visiting
friends and relatives at his old home
in Tilsonburg, Ont, the past week.
On account of the contractors not
| having given up the school house as
yet. school will not begin for week or
! two.
Miss Lowrey has returned to her
home north of this place after Il pleas
ant visit with Miss Carrie Dut cher at
! Peck.
We received a communication from
! Austin LutZ, Of Ozark, but OH account
of lack of space. 1T is left over for one
week.
Mills & Co. have sold their elevator
and grain business in this place to
Thos. Hickey. The change was made
! this week.
Sid IIolcomb has q sunhower stalk
i'll his yard which measures II feet high
and has 40 blossoms on it. Who can
beat this one?
Phil McDougall and wife and \. H.
BraidwOod and wife had a pleasant
time visiting at Mr.. Elliott's in Grant
on Sunday last.
Miss Kittie n. Carroll returned last
from (laualDn1 txyhn cn Iac
been purchasing millinery goods for
the fall and winter trade.
Geo. Cough has wOrkmen engaged
laying the foundation for his new
photograph gallery on Man-st Brock
way Centre is having building boom.
III. c. Sanborn. the live and enterpris-
ing boot and shoe dealer of Port Huron
has an adv in this issue. He invites
all to call and see him when in the city.
store nearly opposite the old Thomp-
son House
Jas. Holden has our thanks for lib
eral supply of ripe tomatoes brought
to this office by Mrs. Holden last week.
The largest measured II inches around
and weighed pound and 10 ounces. 1t
was Il monster.
Miss &. Boice was in Detroit this
week purchasing her fall and winter
stock of millinery and fancy goods
She has the finest and cheapest stock
ever brought to Brockway Centre.
Call i'll and see what she has.
Acute rheumatism is an inflammation
of the joints, marked by pain heat, red
ness and tendency to shift from one
| joint to another. With these symptoms
apply Salvation Oil, the great pain cure
| to the affected parts without delay.
| Price 20 cents bottle.
We hear rumor that the +. 81 =. NJ.
! have negotiated fcg the purchase Of
the u. III. ~ n. W.. but the matter we
| believe is still in abeyance, as parties
| interested are trying to secure the bo-
nus pledged to the b. G. &. d Z. III. and
| build branch from Marlette to Bay
| City.-Saniiac jeff.
There is little matter that Some of
our subscribers have Seemingly for
gotten entirely. Some of them have
made u$ many promises, but have not
kept them. To uSs it is a very impor-
tant matter. 1t is nece$ Sary in our
| business. We are very modest and
and don't like to Speak of it. Do you
know what we mean?
The EXPosIToR scribe while at Peck
on Saturday last called in to see Samuel
Gray and found his store jam full of
new goods and others expected to ar
rive daily. Three clerks were kept
busy waiting on the numerous custom
ers who called. Sam is working up an
immense business and it is all brought
about by fair dealing and low prices.
His stock consists of dry goods. grocer
les, boots, shoes. that's, caps, gents fur
nishing goods, clothing, notions. con-
fectionery, etc He will be pleased to
see all his old friends at any time.
Those who attend Michaels ball on
the evening of Sept 30, may expect to
enjoy the best time they ever had in
that hall. Mr.. Alichaels has secured
the services of Prof Symington together
with his full orchestra of five pieces
which will discourse the finest music
you ever listened to. The same band
will play some brass music on the fair
grounds in the afternoon. Don't miss
attending this ball as everything will
be furnished in first-class style. Lots
of cider for supper. All are invited.
Remember the date Sept 20. the even
ing of the second day of the fair.
Subscribers who are year on more
in arrears for their paper had better
read this item. Gentlemen we have
carried you over year and have dunned
you through the paper but to no avail.
We must have money this fall TO use
i'm our business and will be obliged to
do something desperate unless you
come up like men and pay the amount
. of your Indebtedness. We have a list
, of the subscribers one year or more III
arrears and will give you until the 10Th
of October to call and settle. If not
| settled by that time we propose placing
the several accounts in the hands of an
: attorney and instruct him to push the
} matter to collection even il he has to
t sue the parties III we get judgment
? we will publish their names in the Ex-
. PosIToR until settlement is effected.
| This means you If you are behind
I more than year on our books. Look
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